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Meanings of bogie in English
Usage of bogie in English
1
None, except that the menace of the Suzette bogie may be lifted.
2
The bogie's launched a full missile salvo. He looked up at Weiss.
3
Dear Miss Heath, I want you to come and kill the bogie.
4
And evidently he saw that bogie of the superannuated disappearing in the distance.
5
I hear the hum of air-conditioning, and many foreign accents, in this bogie.
6
This is an outside cylinder bogie engine, with cylinders 18½ in.
7
Maggie loves him and he loves her, but a bogie stands in the way.
8
Oh, no, she is not her own mistress, she is oppressed by a bogie.
9
Minutes ago I woke up in this air-conditioned bogie.
10
She's got a bit of the bogie in her.'
11
My old bogie of being put into office arose again in the senatorial election of 1882.
12
Latterly a fine type of bogie express engine has been introduced, with inside cylinders 18 in.
13
Fortunately there was a doctor in the bogie.
14
On his recommendation, we the railway staff moved you on a stretcher to this air-conditioned bogie.'
15
The air inside the bogie is refreshingly cold.
16
Ashurst said idly: "Where were you standing when you saw the gipsy bogie, Jim?"
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Catalan
Bogie through the time